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Page 38 of 43Plan a WordPress permalink change with old-to-new URL mapping, supported redirects, a recovery route and separate checks of old links and new destinations.
Choose and keep one public hostname, then verify DNS routing, HTTPS, page-preserving redirects, canonical signals and Search Console evidence.
Build a small business email workflow with role addresses, folders and tested rules. Learn when an alias is enough, when to add users and what a shared folder actually solves.
Keep your website in place while connecting a custom email domain: prepare mailboxes and aliases, preserve DNS dependencies and test receiving, sending and authentication separately.
Understand Kinsta page, edge, CDN and browser caches, diagnose stale content, purge deliberately and verify the public result without chasing misleading speed scores.
Choose Kinsta company or site access deliberately, separate WordPress permissions, use staging roles and prepare a client handover without sharing owner credentials.
Know what Shopify CSV files and theme downloads preserve, compare backup app costs, and check the exact data you can restore before a product import.
Test payments, shipping, order records, stock, emails and refunds on a private copy, with clear pass criteria before a separate launch decision.
Choose an alias, group or delegated mailbox, give teammates named access, test replies from hello@ and plan offboarding without sharing credentials.
Choose WPForms Lite or a paid plan by entry storage, Stripe fees and the workflow you actually need. Compare annual costs and a free local-storage alternative.
Build a small-website budget with hosting, one .com domain and a mailbox. Compare full payments, renewals, included services and regional references.
Move DNS to Cloudflare with a record inventory, a DNSSEC transition and checked HTTPS. Keep mail DNS-only and protect WordPress login and checkout from unsafe caching.
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